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� ��n�' �O�m' �0��d beYo� the boundaries of the subject site to the north an�i west of the <br /> P�Posed wesurn detentian pond consists of residendal developments. <br /> Sediments underlying the area of the proposed easurn detendon pond, located north of Loc 3_ <br /> E. ge�rally consist of glacially consolidaud, gravelly, silty sand (Vashon till). glacially <br /> consolidated sanci with minor amounts of silt and grav�( (V�bon advance outwash), and <br /> B��IIy consotidated silt (pre-Vashon undifferentiaced sediments). As was found in th� are� <br /> of the western detention pond, glacially coasolidaud sediments in the area of the eastern <br /> detendon pond were found to be overlain in places by several feet of loose colluvial sedimenu. <br /> The topogrdphy of che area proposed for the easum detendon pond generally slopes down <br /> towazd the notth at a gradient of approximately 5 to 10 percent, East of the proposed locadon <br /> of che eastem deuntion pond, the topography slopes steeply downward toward Narbeck Cmk <br /> to the east. The area north of the proposed eastern detendon pond locadon, outside of the <br /> 1�oundarizs of the subjecc si[e, consists of a residential development. <br /> RECOMMENDED BUILDING SETBACKS <br /> TO minimi�r �� �sk of damage and en�i���n� � acts from <br /> building setback limit of 50 feet from the top of slope above Narb�k �Kg �ru p��Om <br /> the too of slope above East Fork Powder Mill Cmk. <br /> ; STOriM WATER DETENTION PO1VD CONSIDERpT10NS <br /> . The ��ra1, glacially consolidated sediments encouncered at the proposed locaaon of the two <br /> storm water detendon ponds aro suitable for the detention pond construcdon. The Vashon <br /> advance out�,ash S� �derlyirn rhe area of the prop�� ���pon ponds is relatively <br /> ����0� �use infiltradon of storm waur into flu Soils u�r�y�g �e deundon pond <br /> could potentially impact the reside�es (ocated downsldpe co the north an� W,est, azid aiso <br /> pountially destabiliu the steep slopes above East Fork Powder MiU Crcek and Nazb�k <br /> Creek, we recommend that both of the proposed ponds be I� �� PVC liners with a 30 mi1 <br /> minimam Uuclmess. The pond liners should be overlain by a minimum of one foot of <br /> structurai fill compacted to at least 95 percent of the modified proctpr �m� density <br /> (ASTM:D-1557). The structural fill should consist of nladvely imperauabk maurial such as <br /> the on-site till soils. AII penetrat�ons through pond liners must be sealed, <br /> For construcdon of li�d detention ponds we recommend a mini�� s��ck of 25 feet from <br /> the top of slope above Easc Fork Powder Mill Creek and a m�� ��� �yf 50 feet from <br /> the top of slope above Nazbeck Creek. <br /> I� maY be feasible to construct both detendon ponds without Iiners provided the ponds are �� <br /> back sufficiendy from the adjacent proporties to the north and fr�m �� tops of the slopes <br /> above East Fork Powder Mil] Creek and Narbeck Creek. Determinauon of suitable secbacks <br /> i would require modeling the grou� Water mounding effects and flow direcdons that would <br /> 2 <br />
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